Tosiya Sato

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Professor Tosiya Sato serves at Kyoto University School of Public Health, Japan. His research interests primarily focus on biostatistics and epidemiology, with recent articles contributing to the understanding of control arms in clinical trials, outcomes in lung transplantation, and the impact of postpartum health metrics on long-term health outcomes. Professor Sato's work utilizes advanced statistical methodologies to address critical issues in public health and clinical research.

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Satona Tanaka

Assistant Professor

Kyoto University Hospital

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Takahiro Horimatsu

特定講師 / Program-Specific Senior Lecturer/Program-Specific Junior Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Yojiro Yutaka

Kyoto University

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Articles (13)

Use of Common Control Arms Across Substudies in a Master Protocol via Ridge Estimation

A Randomized Controlled Trial of Betamethasone on Fatigue in Patients With Advanced Cancer

Favorable effect of CD26/DPP-4 inhibitors on postoperative outcomes after lung transplantation: a propensity-weighted analysis

Multiply Robust Weighted Generalized Estimating Equations for Incomplete Longitudinal Binary Data Using Empirical Likelihood

Dealing with missing data in laboratory test results used as a baseline covariate: results of multi-hospital cohort studies utilizing a database system contributing to MID-NET® in Japan

Perioperative diabetes mellitus affects the outcomes of lung transplant recipients

Comment on “The Role of p-Values in Judging the Strength of Evidence and Realistic Replication Expectations”

Association of prenatal maternal blood lead levels with birth outcomes in the Japan Environment and Children's Study (JECS): A nationwide birth cohort study

Association of prenatal maternal blood lead levels with birth outcomes in the Japan Environment and Children's Study (JECS): a nationwide birth cohort study

Characteristics of hospital differences in missing of clinical laboratory test results in a multi-hospital observational database contributing to MID-NET® in Japan

Characteristics of hospital differences in missing of clinical laboratory test results in a multi-hospital observational database contributing to MID-NET (R) in Japan

Impact of Renal Function on S-1+Radiotherapy for Locally Advanced Pancreatic Cancer An Integrated Analysis of Data From 2 Clinical Trials

Association of blood cadmium levels in pregnant women with infant birth size and small for gestational age infants: The Japan Environment and Children's study

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Satona Tanaka

Takahiro Horimatsu

Yojiro Yutaka

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